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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
STONE CUTTERS LOCKED OUT.
They Demand AN Eight uour Day-C.ncin-
natl Bod- Carriers Strike.

CINoISNArI, o., April lat an executive
,ession OF the Master Stone Cutters Associa-
ton cf Cincinnati. it was resolved that all
work in every mill controlled by this as
sOciaii0n Cas far as stone cutting and stone
setting are concerned) be suspended and
that every mill and yard be closed until
tnrther notice The members OF the as
sociation, which comprise every stone saw
mill firm in this city, Coy.ngton and New
pcrt. an agreed 10 abide by the above de-
cisiOn. Tins lockout directly concerns 80
wo-kmen and laborers; but the marble cut
ters are not affected by it. The stone-cutters
want eight hours and foTty-nye cents an
h0nr The bosses offered them nine hours
and iO-ty-nve cents an hour. Three hun
drei hod- car rlers. who were receiving 81 80
per day. clsO quit work this morning. They
demand thirty cents an hour and nine
hours work, excepting Saturdays when
thcy want thirty-tive cents an hour with
eight hours work. The Bricklayers Union
gave the hOd carriers fair warning that they
would not support them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02


NoxlsA Asfll .--fhe sexa>hipsof Deer
ssld sal e,ns esch have tso .ieksss Ia TIE
ls.d, Rspu bean and Psapiss. Th4s Is tie
fFsg tine either town have bad ; straight
fepuaiicsn ,.cksg Ia tie asif aud ihs result
Is lookel fef afll mech interest loar
correspondent las nsatie little cAlvxss pa
the Prohibition amendment a1lals Ike
farmers IA these fw0 township, and tEiak
they wiii Dring ga ms 9f.ly .sF 1s amend
nenf Vi sDout 10 or tafee hundred IGere
- something being z4pt very quiet among
the Republicans in regard 10 tits anleG3
msut and Nou.a bs 40 surprise Il they hsVe
Or expeci orders from the i.epnbliosu Sists
Central COMMITTEES u vote for the amend
ment t-- Representative W. T. Jones A.
siged home from Ian sing today and reports
the House about evenly divided OF proai-
bitiOn. aud says Il tie smendm sns does
ool Tess there Will undoubtedly bs TsclcAl
change made ia tue pressui isw.--S3me
OF the lively Morley young ladies have re-
Gently been srraying themselves Ia men ;
clothing and doing llttle masquered.ng.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
THE LAND PURCHASE BILL.
Daritt and O'Brien DO Not Agree on the
Merits OF the Measure.


DUBLIN, April 1.-Wn. OBrien, in ex-
pressing his opinion CT the Governments
Land bill, introduced.i in the House of Lords
last night, charac.erizes it as the most ridi-
culous production that had ever come TO
hrs notice Under its provisions he said,
tenants could obtain no relief until they
declared TO the Judge in bankruptcy, that
they were positively unable 10 pay rents,
and as there were probably three hundred
tenants in Ireland aud only - judges -
l5 0J0 cases Tor each judge. u would re-
Quire several years TO dispose OF the cases
certain 10 grow out OF the application of the
biz. meanwhile the landlords would get
10 hing fiom their land and for this reason
they csn hardly be expected 10 favor the
measure, while the PsrHeliiies regard the
Coercion bill as mercy itself compared with
IT,
Michael Davitt welcomes the bill "a 3
powerful adjunct 20 his own land scheme.
In his opinion the bill j. sure 10 result in
confusiOu worse coniounded anj therefore
most likely 20 bring nearer n hand, the
onlv possible snd fnsl solution OF the
liish questions. State ownership Of the sois.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

tAzN-.-sE y Nss ft~t-tss ttNsI4
HcLLaNo, ApSli l.-fhe hrm Of Walch,
De Roo & Co. has been incorporated as the
Walsh. Dc Roo Milling Compsny. with a
capital stock of 10000. The following
ticket has been nominated By the Eepaoll-
cars: Mayor. 4. Ii. Mcbride, supervisor
c. J. Van Duren Clerk. Georee II. Sipp.
Treasurer, VIM. NeFoeck Marshal. EisaFd
Naupell School Inspectors. Rev. \. 81.
S,et,ens, T. keppel; Justice Of the Peace. q.
Van Schelven.--rhe Democrats have
nominated the following ticket. Mayor,
liokus ksners. Clerk. Peter Bot. Treas
urer. Cornelius Yer SEIZURE; Supervisor.
John Dykema; Marshal, Richard Van Den
Berge: Justice of the Peace X. Schsddelee,
school Inspectors. X. Sehaldelee aud Wm.
Bepiaminse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

r =. vHb.s. irsseiirg g.s~sfneer sreof
sf ssf fnios Psesr. G. ~ Bsi5Flaes
Caiesee Eoek fs.ara ssa Tsesfc end Hsa.
ozsn. of IRE chicera a klsfn rxiirses
we're - tr,1n ye's1'ss l5.ass - Gro
W~rssn - he Tsign acksa oeies. oee
fe-v etseszf fhs fttsf safe f.Jsn nsey~e -,
8 eyssreea = ~ KuaEar ans fsfft 3
r7 ara p~erfttez as - 9Hf
ts~ - ri ~ nssse19eT arszf iss szzfss =
e-sns . ~ tass re4 ses - brgfirffs -
f4-s ttse Ff ~-rnsi sd Seed one Bsr
b ss-s 81 ezc1 aHo every sEsnss
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
Politics at Hastipgs.

tNt.ssttE te W. 1t>.sRtp ---tst.
HASTINGS. April The Republicans in
this city have nominated the following ofii-
GERS &ayor. Clement smith; Recorder. w
A. Sidmore; Marshal, Spsrry A. Phillips
Justice OF the Peace. Alonzo +. kenasten;
School Inspector Christ Nsn Orman; Sa-
pervisors T.. a. Rider and Philo A. ohel-
don. SiGmore is prominent X. ofL.--
The Union ticket nominated is as follows.
Mayor. f. Bently; Recorder. Chas. II. War
ren; Treasurer Geo. s TOmlinsOn: Mar
shai. A. A. Wilmodt. X. l. Justice, A.
Cadwallader; Supervisors, Milo L. Williams.
Allen Jones
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
INDIGNATION.
Archbishop CorriGan's Sams Greeted with
Kisses and GIosns.

NEw YoEK. April IAN enthusiastic
meeting of DR.. McGlynns friends was held
tonight az Assembly Hall in Twenly-seg-
enth-st.. TO protest against DIR. Curran's be-
ing sentenced 10 do penance. Archbishop
COUisan's 5 name was greeted by Kisses and
groacs, and a number Of Indignant speeches
were made. DR.. Curran entered upon bis
ten days penance this afternoon. It IS said
that all tue Catholic clergymen who were
on the platform with DR.. McGlYnn Tuesday
night have been warned oy the Archbishop
that a reps I ton of such an oiiense vii! lead
10 disciplinary measures. Iaese gentle
men were among the leading priests OF the
ciIY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
BASE BALL
a sharp Game Betwesn the Buckeyes and
fFpo~iers

trr~teFt-
ISpIASAr0IEs lad. April The fist of
the Iudianspoiis Cincinnati exh bition
games was played ;ossy About $3.50 PEI
pc were in ATTENDANCE. Toe plss. e1asi8er-
ing he weather all lack ~ preliminary
practice, was zOoi. aad times verv sharp.
Denny did no, arnvss1d Quinn ffiad bis
position. The featssT - iae game was a
nome run By Jones. S.ore-
Cincinnati q so 2I 80
Indianapolis . Qt 0 o o. g
Base Hi:s-Cfnoin ia. fs. Indianapolis. g
Errors- Cine anstt s Indisaa0o S. s
Bsiteres-M -Msilane srd Eaaa.n. E9vTe
sri are-s.
Umpire prenns~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

NV Iees. April I--Pgssi1en- Dag. of
the Nsw YORK Bsse Baii c.sa. ss1s 'sist re
TAX sbosst tos dSngsr ii tae cub dise sn5-
irg - nao3rsaine II keefs. Weteh ead
Desslv - n1i seu -lfhin re re1 IiTe3 srsA
other good saea ~lil he pre,ee7 eEl those
three ssee xtisted Tier IS al tiers a q e
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

ftce<fiNE % ftt N-~t-et2-NEstAS
EyAET, April An old man named Nc
night between this place and his home, a
few miles distant. lie was intoxicated aud
was probably overcome by theextreme cold.
William Dehlman diei today from in
juries received from board kicked from an
edger
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

~hs fsrse-n fneat Ahsrlsrt< t;,s Fra@ecr-
tom ss n1ien ans ui< Colleagues.
Arril f-The Government has
slaoaci lie pssgs. 'on sf Mess. Rcd
nj. "a 3ren Di,ion and C1Iiv f3r eoa-
-er n t.t-ae~cs ,te atrDs of iee 3 Al
-arrs 4~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

BtErls1Rx. Aa- Apni III has been
lesrnea th4t The =. & - Ts.eFra2h Com
pany hss inst eiesei sn exclusive conxaef
VIA sAe E-sneh Gable Company fr The
inteTrhs1ge ~ oosinsss hef tween fEse tvs
corrpsnseS. While this oonsrst dos not
atrsrarrs the fxsandlV and nanftsaii ~
heueii.-iai reiatons atvsen tsa n q u
Company and the 1zeseF Bsanet co~l-
rlercsi tsa.~ = ie narfigaIar.g adzsussrs-
80. - ths d. = .. C8mpAay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

st-.rs,Ns 70 tst zt-t.ssv-ssss..
MUsKEeoN, April The Republicans
nominated the following city ticket today.
Mayor, John Torrent: Treasurer, WIN. X.
Jones: Assessor. T. s. Ls'imer. Justice OF
the Peace short term Wm Reynolds, JUS
tice Of the Peace, dong term Lewis NJ. Mil
Ter
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Fas Bay Gss.s - ,<eat = whs<s rsaisse.
fFs.tess k@ste

AskssE Al A. tAe ticseE Goa.
seetos sesd tea IA 4lns.es Assszs
wss nsa -sste1 AZ Asser - ace'slests.'si.
E.as's 1eagess ,oss A4ss 4ssa sss1easnx sas
cffg ~ I've ~esks - hnd 5 nssn e. fsn
sxaf1sf ggt ao e1e eags tfF f as As<iar
So - ciTrfes ~ nC4eae frts- ee
tsk~f a4s coaf tsss1 ~ tae ne1iz84ss9a 81
tae pse-<asl hscofexf al Igess2fer As
ise - az "a u'aai..g gal Eaa1fvgs si.l - eoa.
esnlrafe1 = SO - tsfse sSses. sSre
fafroas 81 ibe haiga-s at iseor haye ssrs
uem sees pl.lSd AGAINST s1ch ether.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
mosr Al LissRTY.
re Si<rsls ais Release Frc.n Prison ~
fssuine = sfsn reste.

NEw YoaE. April HER Most sixrsled
his release from PRISM ~ issmng tor shf
rs1.fsste throwing down the gauntlet
80 those who pms she shsckies o1 hins he
SAYS has desire - stronger than ever % get
a. the taroefs of TIE imps "a beil. known
A. sapitsilsts. policemen ard 81 sSts lie
wA excite the oTprs ssed natl they sh4il
rise and strange thsSe scoGnirels.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
Democrats at Work.

Spt-es,ss - rss zs-sts,~ -sts..o.
Bic RAPIDS, April AT the Democratic
city convention held today the following
ticket was nominated. Mayor. r. F.
Burtch; Recorder, W. H. Clark. Treasurer,
NJ. V Tavlor
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

81 PxTzasE -. Aprl The Russi ~
governments hss risesf 81 fhe iisposss "a
ne posee $500 q - ezreu8et - ~
fefeeffra ~ Attil's 80 p Eee.s sd $50 stI
to - as : or ne szoss ssryoss asrcs-A
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The sale fo- the evening performances Of
the Abbott Opera Company opened yester-
day and a great number Of seats were
reserved for "Troy0t0ref and "Lucretia
Borgia" La SOmnambnla' will he given
at the Wednesday matinee
Dominicg Murray viii make bis FIRST ap-
pearance in this ciiy at the Wonderland
Monday evening in hs play "Escapel from
Sing Sing
A. ScammOn, manager Of the Two
Johns comedy company which viii short
ly sppear AZ Powers, 5 IN town.
The Boston Star Company viii appear at
Powers in the near future.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

WssH5Verox. April The newly ap-
pointed Secretary and Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. Messrs Fsircbiid and Nay
afternoon IN the Secresarg o,5ce More
than ore Thousand Treasury employees call
81 10 extend conEral luiatjonS. TeieErsr1s
or notes Of conrrsfaisfion wpre rpcsived
from nseuaers 81 the Caha aet f-Bn Coz
rressnfea ana from 4 Dnmoer of urafnineat
enai1e rsen o. New York sfats and eise-
vne-e IeieEraufs sn1ounrta fhat Gaze
rexss snd Baiavis fhe hanses 81 flle new
s5p.,futees we're ia ssafr of p1tic lak .ec
E1fh ofsirisis recsiFef bar isorae a0~sl
trihrses
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
KlsSANE'S CASE.
Recorder smsfh Hears Arguments and De
terfuines 80 Investigate Further.

Recorder SMITH Bear~ Arguments and De
terfnines 80 Investigate Further.
NEw I0EE. April l-RscordeT SMITH
heard Arguments todsT on The motion to
noi!e prose- the indictment found ia -
azains. " u. kissene. row wealthy resi-
dent Of California for fossery. Tee Dis
trici attorney was in favor Of d.smissing he
Indictment. bat counsel Tor the Chemical
B4uk opposed. saving the isank bad Uttered
a less OF over $500 through kis-aus's :
forgery, and IS he il now wealthy and has
no des OF maxi1g restriction. the infiicf-
nent should stand. kissane's counsel re-
piiei taaf his n ent admitted his guilt. bns
bis seutenee iB i>5i wss for beth ofenses
charged against him
Aaer further argument Eeco- ier Snzyfh
adjourned the case uuti ne c0slid see Judge
SstigWick. Who was the prosecuting attor-
ney Al the tine ia references 20 the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02

Hebron Temple No. l. PairlsrohAl Circle,
elected the following officers issi night.
Oracle Geo J. ErgenNBFcf
Wee Ofncie-~ilbef iios
Chlei Commander Caps. J. p Bsbc0ck.
Marxhal--H 6leggee
Rec SeCretary--4 4. hDciling.
I'm. Secretary II. J. DlbBle.
Treasurcf--I &. Putnam.
TrUstee@-C \ Armstrong, Prank Wurx.
burg. VIM oswnid
Representa- We 20 Supreme Tempie--c. X.
Armstrong.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
GOSSP
The Commissioner Are Eco
nonically lnclsnea.
sIRIT CARS Gl0l lGlBsa F8s IHER.
Morrison Eie,s tlse o2fh. ~ Lannsr
SAss There - re Hiss oe sts
Tefifi Agissterk caararlns--
Looklnr fer Sscf<isrs

MAsH'>sfoa Al.g.l l-~fhs later Sisle
llenlsasfee ('a14msss.oa aass ~ then ls.as
I.ar4ts qeasless saas nosaink l,al keyane
E~adsng ths lnsii aadsazee4 10 slss s.o1as-
saun tEsusaassd ue ha>lne.s q an }sss .ss.os.
S'ailt = nUlneeT IT te..oI.s sHe .ef.e1 a8otis
is'es isatt already s.eef feoeised hg tAf
Con- alissioD.
"Ae osnt unders4is 10 aa Anvtl4sne
else than 0Egsnist noe. seid Af. AiorFison.
thls -lssrroep. ",sf eeAGse Ue uigl,i esn.
si1s4 as lirepoza ssoH. aui Ne csnoos t.sf-
lorFa ths fanelions lasS asxn q sils saflaas
sessions - The scf uniii eiisf ihs exl.i74slas.
81 sixts aays
flas hesid uass esmpleis its ofssEi1asion
~ tlie etA inst. Nhet lbs sixty oss ainsla.
tion slA ksFs cEpifea. Dul tle<e see1lx -
os some ooubi eten ~ ~ thai faserg sfa
sonle twenty oI twenty hNe spfiilania fcI
iba oisice 81 Secretary. saa 4 j. ua1zfslood
fAsi 2nsal care wi oe uses al he sfieul1Oa
of THE oitneF. The sc.reiafsship WilA iis
salary ol &so9a ls she priucil,s lios l,an iA
the glil Ol The Commission fhonei. possiliis
nog tle most remuneranTs. Hallway a.
peFls vii asseito be frequently en3pios 81
who ~Hi command Eiehcf laS
The Commissioner, renb4inE the fasi
responsibility shhl will resi upos ths nesfs.
iAry ~ Nel a. the luiImktf relations tia.
n0sl exisi between the Secretary ana tnam.
selves, viii Sc ia D0 harry a. make q
selection. The Commissioners ARE agreed
that onis mAu who has lad long r a feri-
encs ln railway affair a. weiI a. an int
mate knoTisage 81 men aaa methods. 0sn
a. the requirements al the pos bon As
os4e Commissioner saFresse1 III. Ne wsut
the very besi mAn We osn gci tor tue
money
Ia sri ing his name 10 the oath 81 ofisce
yesterday Mr Morrison leg drop ~ ink
isil from his pan ID feiI about midway %
ihe signsture aud . genflement present
laugbingiy remarked "Nm ~ Morrison.
bic marx Af. MORRISON asked foF
another osib. Saying hf would
80 through tie prescribed fornaia again.
Dui he wss ooDsoled by Secretary fAmaf
ssyinF II there l. biot oA ths cath.
there is mont upon ith character Of tie
man
The Commissioner are economically ln-
clined. Yesterday they ~ a. from the ln-
terror Department o. tbe White House Ina
tie stree, cars and THIS morning they were
walking ab0ui tie city.
a srssioD within closed doors Was held
this afternoon. bat nothing ct interest de-
yeioped MAJOR :. A. Jones. oi the Ia
terror Department. is temporarily assigned
10 Tie Commission fof clerical duiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
POPULAR.
46--CANAL-ST.46

Sc well ere we satisfied wiz cuf cue.
cess that we concluded 20 keep up this
One fourth O6 Sale fer . short time
longer. Nete some Of eur prices.
$500 Pine French KID Ladies Shoes.
TUNED. I q OH. a3.7b.
$3.50 Hsnd-fsrned Ladies Shoes fn
French KID. Curiso KID or Donevsa.
ia of. only a3.38. TINS shoe re-
tails everywhere 81 $500.
$500 Hsn3-iuTDeo Shoes o. So 25.
Our 85 90 Line IN Curse Kid. Frsnch
KID. Dcngols or Pebble Cost a. e. Is.
AL $3.50 shoes in CUrise Nd, Dorg,is
or Pebble Cost 81 q I 80.
The Popular T~o Dollar Shoe. ks OF
Goat. q SO. Cheap q 80 so
q so, 81 Is and 9 90 Ladies Shoe
At 81 q. CSC and 75c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02
GENTlEMFN,s SHOES.

On IS 80 Genuine Hsnd-stye Shoes
in Congress Gaitersi. Butt ~ - lace.
eight style, oniy 83-T5.
s. 90 Hsu6-sewet Boots, French Cali.
only s1.fs.
onf Ce3ebfste1 50 20 Calf Shoe. eleven
Styles ersiv - p. Made q -. beet
ftstk. stylish and solid ss : Fock
Al So OO Shoes down - g 50.
All 8 80 fio-s oniy aft3.
Sold WALKING Shoes : : 90 and 75e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-02


8 7s ToHfh ~ Mistress Sbocf ~.
g 80 Ycuf1's Or Misses Shoes SIS.
? a. Chii9fen's Shoes 8 05.
a. - ChI9fen's Enors &c.
= % fsbitsrsne Sfoee Use
75c Cffieren's fhoes b7c.
zoe Ch3arens She's BIZ.
Rshbe~s. ssppers and al Cih~s eosd1
Or Foerin - O. from
EerpisT Prices.
THEsF GOODS e.. al citsn end
lssse wsbsuf Gerfsa, every "a wss
rsa3s - car ovn 9 6es - bfokcn ioss,
Odds sod end ~ arrt.on trash. We
havs al s'z*s g. sii. s1d aundr-1s
- sfyics
Nothing NJ kgpl Back
Fve-yfhine vrili - sscfi6cet r>cs ~ -.
haze te<i6es TO co oJ1 CT BJ3@
iNES sz oSick as Tt car cssTess 81
9rr etk
COffE ~ oNcE = yos ~sns ts
rev> fro-n - to 50 p.r csut. 81
yoer far1asses
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
Board of Street Commissioners

Meeting Of the Board Of Street Commits
sioners Monday evening:
Petition read from Acme Volunteer
Hose company, begging for the acceptance
of Joseph Jantzen's team of horses to be
kept in Engine House No. l, and ar
rangements to be made with him for the
same. Referred to the committee on fire
department.
Petition read by the clerk to the board
of eighty-four merchants and property
owners on Main street, east side of river,
requesting that nightwatch be appoint
ed. whose duty it shall be to patrol and
watch property on Main street, east side
of the river, from bridge to Fifth street,
alleys back of buildings facing Main
street. That said watchman be controlled
by Indicator or indicators placed at a
point or points the board may see fit to
select.
The petition was granted and the com
mittee on finance was authorized to pur-
chase such indicators.
The several bills were allowed tor work
in filling up at the east end of Boughton' s
bridge, amounting to $S37O; bill of }.
Weber 4 Son for lumber during the year
for repairing bridges and other city work
amounting to 1896, was allowed.
The committee on finance reported in
favor of allowing the bill OF Justice w.
d. Stacy for payment of justice docket
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
REDWOOD NOTES.

Straw & Murphy have a force of men
at work repaintiDg St. Joseph's church.
Miss Mary Holmes returned home last
week from her Milwaukee visit.
Miss Bridget White gave a tea party
last Sunday afternoon to few OF her
friends.
Mrs. Fl. A. Luther and Mrs. F. Uehling
returned Monday evening of this week,
after weeks visit friends IN the Crea u
City.
H. Hrobsky purchased a farm east of
Watertown, to which be removed his
family last week.
Lima Ryan aud her sister Maggie paid
Milwaukee a visit Tuesday. Mrs. L. &.
Ryan, of Waterfowl, sister of the above
ladies, is visiting her parents.
Mrs. r. Smith, OF New Lisbon, stopped
over day on her way to Hartland, and
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. j. 2. Glib
son.
d. Griffin is securing large quantity
of barley for the Watertown Elevator Co.,
and is making things lively at this station.
He is somewhat hindered in shipping
grain by the scarcity OF cars.
Miss Caroline Carroll spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Susan Began, of
WATERFOWL.
Mrs P. Hanlon will soon remove from
the village to her farm two miles west from
here.
81. J. Lemmerhirt, butter-make1 for
the Posey Creamery, while handling the
cream testing bottles, had the misfortune
to break one of them, which cut an ugly
cash in his right hand, severing vein.
He went to Watertown and was attended
by DIR. Masterson. The wound is now
healing up fast.
Miss Lizzie McHugh spent week with
Miss Elite Kelly, Of Elba, returning
Saturday.
Miss Tessie Driscoll left for Chicago
Monday of this week, where she will stay
some time with her sister.
Owen Mcguire, formerly of this place,
but DOW of Milwaukee, is spending few
DAYS with friends here.
F. Uehling & Son shipped l, l5O pounds
of full cream cheese to Davenport, Iowa
last week. j.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
PENNINGTON.

Chas Dunning accompanied by his wife, is
on a visit to his son at Leona, Dakota.
One of our neighboring businessmen is look
ing for location in the vicinity ofthe postoffce
to build a large cheese Or butter factory the
coming spring. This is certainly what our
farmers want.
The correspondent to The Union in last weeks
issue made a mistake in regard to the date of the
rattle and dance, at Good Templar hall, given
bv Frank Phelps. 1t should have been 81 in
stead of - as stated
If some Of our night prowling ours were done
away with shetp-raising would be more profit
able, AS some focks of sheep have been bitten
and several sheep have been killed.
Mrs. w. II. Potter and son, Willie are visiting
relatives i'll Monroe county for short time.
Chas. Weber is out il Dakota looking over the
country.
Mrs. Louise Wofgram, who has been very i'll,
is slowly recovering.
Corn husking is progressing nicely, but the
yield is not more than Jwo-thirds of a crop.
I aThe winter wheat and rye are getting a good
start be lore Jack FROST comes to stay. B.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19

THOMAS WATSON, CT Livingston, Grant
county, Wis, is the oldest justice of the
peace in this state. He has held his Office
continuously for forty years, during which
time he has married 1913 cou pies. Liv-
ingston having long been the Gretna
Green of that locality, and Watson the
chief matrimonial dispenser of the place,
he has earned the title of "Rev." Thomas
Watson, by which he is now generally
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
MORE LOG AL.
Milwaukee Exposition.

The Milwaukee Exposition is to be
held Sept to Oct. e. The c., NJ. & ST..
p. R'y will sell tickets on Wednesdays
and Thursdays during continuance of the
Exposition at ~ fare, with % cents add
ed for admission coupon, and on Tuesdays
and Fridays after Sept. 10 at fare one
way, with the % cents added In addi-
ton to above, will sell on Saturdays and
Mondays at y fare, with % cents added.
Return tickets sold at g fare good until
Monday following date of sale; those of
tickets sold at one fare good one day after
date of sale.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19

The largest number OF premiums re-
ceived by any one person in jefferson
comfy at the various fairs held in the
state, were thnse awarded to Mrs. G. B.
Allen, OF Milford, aunt of Mrs Charles
Becker, of this village. At the State fair
she was given five premiums on different
exhibits, one of S. dollars for collection
of noxious weeds. At the Jefferson Coun-
ty fair she won sixteen; at the Dane Coun-
ty fair ter; Central fair, at Watertown,
she captured seventeen. The whole
amount received was S25 Her little
daughter Sarah, aged 10 years, secured
six premiums. This is certainly an ex-
cellent record for one family WaterZoo
Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-10-19
Electric RitterS.

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Salt Rheum and other affections caused
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Headache. Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Bitters. Entire salts action
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